TAW122
Emissary of the right to die.
- Aug 30, 2018
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In everyday life and even with my own personal problems, I really hate it when normies, masses, and most of people outside of SaSu expect me to cope with the bullshit that is life along with unsolvable problems while rejecting the idea that death is a solution. Death is very much a solution and often the answer to perpetual and never-ending pain and suffering. If one were to suffer indefinitely, then death should be the way out, especially if all reasonable attempts at resolving the issue or finding a solution has been exhausted. It shouldn't even be shunned, let alone a last resort.
I hate how we as a society fall into the cope train, meaning to cope ourselves out of a shitty reality and whatever (personal as well as circumstantial) problems that we are facing. We shouldn't have to do that, not be shunned and shamed for not wanting to indefinitely "cope" and hold on to false hope. We shouldn't be forced to "accept" the shitty circumstances and tolerate it, not exclusively about CTB'ing but just other unwanted and undesired states in sentience. Oh and another favorite line that pro-lifers, normies, and such like to use, "don't dwell on the past!" as if ignoring the impact and harm from the past will suddenly mean that life is good. Such an idiotic and moronic statement uttered by the masses. Of course the past affects our present day and potentially even the future. I cannot simply ignore it and definitely not when the outstanding problem(s) have yet to be (adequately and satisfactorily) resolved.
Then of course, there is the new goal settings and other equally infuriating statements such as "go find another hobby!" No, I don't want to find another hobby, no I don't want to find another goal! I just want to solve my problems and If I can't then I want the sweet release of death! Furthermore, the gaslighting and ad hominems of one's mental capacity upon mentioning of the lack of interest in life is worse yet and such a dangerous indictment of one's capacity. I'm probably preaching to the choir with this and that point is in another thread or another topic altogether.
So in conclusion, I don't want to cope, I don't want to set new goals, I don't want new interest, and of course, I don't want to accept nor adapt to this shitshow of sentience with new suffering and old regrets over the course of my (natural) lifespan. This is not withstanding outside events or unexpected events that cause my death or even make my life worse than it is now. I simply wish to check out before it is too late, on my own terms, and to permanently end my perpetual suffering. My not enjoying life nor wanting to cope, find new interests, or such shitty endeavors that most normies and the pro-life masses do shall not be indicative of a mental illness. I feel like these masses, pro-lifers, and normies often use that card and line not only to demonize, diminish, and even shun people like us when we (rationally and methodically) decided that life isn't beautiful, great, nor (necessarily) worth living. Shame on the masses, pro-lifers, and normies, they don't get it and most likely don't want to get it.
I hate how we as a society fall into the cope train, meaning to cope ourselves out of a shitty reality and whatever (personal as well as circumstantial) problems that we are facing. We shouldn't have to do that, not be shunned and shamed for not wanting to indefinitely "cope" and hold on to false hope. We shouldn't be forced to "accept" the shitty circumstances and tolerate it, not exclusively about CTB'ing but just other unwanted and undesired states in sentience. Oh and another favorite line that pro-lifers, normies, and such like to use, "don't dwell on the past!" as if ignoring the impact and harm from the past will suddenly mean that life is good. Such an idiotic and moronic statement uttered by the masses. Of course the past affects our present day and potentially even the future. I cannot simply ignore it and definitely not when the outstanding problem(s) have yet to be (adequately and satisfactorily) resolved.
Then of course, there is the new goal settings and other equally infuriating statements such as "go find another hobby!" No, I don't want to find another hobby, no I don't want to find another goal! I just want to solve my problems and If I can't then I want the sweet release of death! Furthermore, the gaslighting and ad hominems of one's mental capacity upon mentioning of the lack of interest in life is worse yet and such a dangerous indictment of one's capacity. I'm probably preaching to the choir with this and that point is in another thread or another topic altogether.
So in conclusion, I don't want to cope, I don't want to set new goals, I don't want new interest, and of course, I don't want to accept nor adapt to this shitshow of sentience with new suffering and old regrets over the course of my (natural) lifespan. This is not withstanding outside events or unexpected events that cause my death or even make my life worse than it is now. I simply wish to check out before it is too late, on my own terms, and to permanently end my perpetual suffering. My not enjoying life nor wanting to cope, find new interests, or such shitty endeavors that most normies and the pro-life masses do shall not be indicative of a mental illness. I feel like these masses, pro-lifers, and normies often use that card and line not only to demonize, diminish, and even shun people like us when we (rationally and methodically) decided that life isn't beautiful, great, nor (necessarily) worth living. Shame on the masses, pro-lifers, and normies, they don't get it and most likely don't want to get it.